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CANAL PRoJGCTs.
INTERVIEW CoScKRHrSG THE PANAMA AND
HIoARAsUA CANALS AND The EAD's
SHIP RAILWAY ACROSS THE
IuTBfMFra

TNTKRvIEw CoNcKRHTSG THE PANAMA AND
NICARAGUA CANALS AND The EAD's
SHIP RAILWAY ACROSS THE
IsTHMUs.
SAN Francisco, jane 23.-AmoRg the
passengers of the steamer San Jose.
from Panama, Yesterday. vas Hon. w.
H. II. Russell, of the New York bar.
When asked hoW the DsLssse eanal
scross the Isthmus wss progressing, be
replied: From ali | could learn, the
eAnAl is only question Of money and
time. IL is bOand TO be completed
sooner or later, II not in DcLssseps'
day or by the present corporation, then
By some Eufspean or American capitsl-
Is,s. Tie interchange problem will soon
be solved, and ! voald net be surprised
70 see not only the Panama canal com
pleted inside Of ten wears, sut the Nios
FaRaa canal and E8d's ship FaiiSay.
Moch work has been done on the Pan
ANA canal, and ita promoters eanRot
al I'D TO sse IL sbznd0Bed-
the NRara2sa tanal u an Amerit an
enterprise ana u feasible. tie eomp!s-
tlon and operation viii open up q rich
e0ontry for American capital and in
tefests.
"Ihe Esds ship railway prois0t pos
sssses many advantages over tSs ot-eT
two. II should command the cenhdercs
OF Nsv York, New Orleans and San
Frsucisco capitalists and business men.
Il brings the great ports Of Europe and
tbe East aEd the West from 1000 10
lsss miles nearer TO each other than
either OF the other projects, and IL sveF
l00 0 miles shoEtsF thaa tbs Cape Horn
r0ate.
Captain Andrews, Sho Was with Gao
tAiR Esds for many years IA bailcinR
tie ST. L1uis bridge and tie Hississipp1
river ietlies, ts . practical engineer aad
q very able mao, fully competent 30
carry On and eomPiets the ship rail.
Uav,"
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CHICAGO DERBY.
PREPARATIONS FOB THK GREAT DAY, AND
A CHAT ABOUT THE FLYERS ALREADY
RNTERED.

PREPARATIONS FOB THK GREAT DAY, AND
A CHAT ABOUT THE FLYERS ALREADY
KNTERED.
CHICAGO, June 23.-SAturday will be
Chicago Derby day 1t Washington park,
and the roll of honor is already adorned
With the names of Modesty, Volante and
Silver Cloud. There will soon bs anoth-
er added. The burning question of the
hour is whether California will for the
third time in succession carry away the
rich prize or not. Looking at the recent
performance Of. Miss Ford, and adding
thereto the formidable regulations Of
Goliah, @. H. Todd and Safe Ben, IL Is
hard TO see how California can lose the
race. The Derby is likely to be contest
ed for by the Duke Of Bourbon, Carey,
Unit, Clsrisp, Terra Gotta, Fsnslon, Lii
breito, White Nose. Montrose, O. IL
Todd, Jim Gore, ProcrastinatoT, Goliah,
Miss Ford, Wary anS Safe Ben.
These have received special prepsra
ton for this rsoe alone. or tbs lot the
Dake of Bourbon. PrOcrRstinator and
White Nose have no winning creden-
tials this year Sufficient TO entitle them
20 consideration, but each Of the Others
has at some time or another done some
thing TO Justify the Opinion that there II
3 chance for their winning the race
Miss Ford and Geliah seem 10 be ths
favoFitea
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HDkLlTI BihA.
b
New Phases Developed in
1.-THE Great Bank Failure.g
Preparations for the Great
American Derby Day
at Chicago.
CANAL PROJECTS.
Gossip About the Revolution
ary Situation at Honolulu.
The Brooks Abduction case-Pe1lac
RAilroads-canaaiEn Pacific Going
into Chieago-PrOspestlve New
Rates from the Coast.
EuDEIrY BANK.
rHK ooAEPTRoLLKR TAKES CHARGE or rHE
BANK-MoRE ARRESTS PRoRAnIE-
ooMMITTKg APPoENTKD By
THR CHAMBER OF CON-

THK ooMPTRoLLKR TAXES CHARGE OF THE
BANK-MoRE ARRESTS PRoRAHIK-
COMMITTEES APPOINTED Bx
THR CHAMBER OF CON-.
MKhcx.
CrEoINEATT, (Ohio), June 23.-Tre-
holm, Comptroller Of the currency. has
arrived and taken charge Of Of the Fid-
elity Bank. More arrests will probably
be made today.
COMMITTEES APPOINTED BY THE CHAMBER
OF COMMERCE..
CINcINSATI, June 23.-Th0 board OF
directors Of tue chamber Of commerce
has appointed q committee to investi-
gate the rumors Of the unHercantile
conduct on the part of z. L. Harper.
Annie BaIdUip, Benz. Z. Hopkins and
others connected with the Fidelity
Bank, and to prefer charges against
them in case proof warrants such pro-
ceedines.
ONLY GENERAL rSsTRUcTIoNs.
WksHINoTos, June 23.-At the ofioe
Of the Comptroller OF the Currency it is
stated that no instructions have been
sent to Cincinnati for the arrest af the
officers of the Fidelity Nstional Bank
beyond the general Instructions sent to
the examiner there TO take every pre-
caution TO prevent the esaape Of any
officer who may be criminally guilty.
INTERVIEW WITH TIE COMPTROLLER.
CINCINNATI, June 23-Hon. w. l.
Trenholm. Comptroller Of the Cure ncy,
who arrived here today. was interviewed
this evening in regard to the Fidelity
Bank affair. His suspicion was at first
awanaa1 a IN "a Suh ko aaaazs.
cred that the Fidelity Bank had reserve
accounts with eighty country banks and
its indebtedness 81 the other banks was
very large. When notice Of the aRpar-
ent connection Of the bank With the re-
cent Chicago wheat deal was first given
in the press, the local manager was
directed to remain in Cincinnati and be
ready TO act. This was done When the
checks were protested in New York.
A receiver has not been appointed,
but one will be by Trenholm.
NO DEFrNTTE STATEMENT
OF the banks affairs can be made IN,
I'll after the receiver takes charge. The
Government has acted as soon as it had
tangible evidence Of wrong doing. TIE
sensational feature Of todsy's proceed
ings was the surrender, late this after
noon, of E. L. Harper and B. E. Hop
kins by their boHdsmen. Desperate ef-
forts have been made by them tonight
TO get new bondsmen, but at late hour
they were unsuccessful. This evening
J. W. Wiltshire, the broker who tock
the checks Of the Fidelity BaRk TO Chi
caeo TO bold up the market, was also Ar
rested. charged With aiding in a villful
and unlawful mieapplioation OF the
funds Of the bank. He gave bend in
the sum OF $35 0C0.
Later.-HarpeF and Hopkins, being
unable to get bondsmen, went TO Jail
about midnight.
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then IN existence. English, GermRn.
spanish and Ameriezu residents Of the
lslsncs are believed 70 be in favor Of
annexation to ahe Uaite3 States.
A bcdy OF volunteers. composed Of
planters and Business men. has bsen
under military dFiil for some time past
and Its members are decidedly opposed
to kalakans and Prime Minister Glib
son The Hawaiian army would. Of
ca1rse, defend the King in case Of an
uprising. bus as is snly consists Of 30
lsxy ksnakas. little trouble 10 expected
on that score. Thousands Of natives.
w0nld, however. side With the King. II
is evsa thought that kalaka1a would be
se alarmed when be learned Of the
shioment Of srms that be will do a. the
peoSle desire. At ali events 3 revolution
Is imminent and news via the next
steamer. which Vill arrive in about ten
days. il awaited gith interest.
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HAWAIIAx ANNExAYTox.

zTuATIos AT RnSoLuLU AID PRJRABLE
KExuET OF TaE ARzITAL TExAx OF
HETTIsH WAR TEzzzLs-
SAs FsAxcIsoo. Jane ALI the Brit
ish wAF shiEs arrive as h0n0ialE before
any revelation tsks4 plaee they vii, Il
is sA!d. be bound 10 s1Pport King KAiA-
kusu4 and bis aoTsrpDent- II u prso-
ahle that thefs viii BE- trouble before
she vessels arrive, In whiek case they
w0uld have 10 pFu1sot the R0vernDsni
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SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY,
II rEx nASH&EsE OF TKz
Merchants National Bark.

CECuRTTIRS AND yALUABLES
- 0.snps and pARrELs q al ktncs re-
csivsa far safe kesping aad storAgs.
SAfes and ID poHt kaxca - huSsLAk
y1rLT reatee AZ from - - Sc per a.
NUN, according 70 slRe. 1ys
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TmE RR0oKs CASE.
DETECTIVES BELrEvE THAT THY HAVE |
FOUND THE LOST HEIREss AND HKR
FORTUNE has EVIDENTLY
rraauwnsrwR

DETECTIVES BELrEvE THAT THY HAVE
FOUND TEE LOST HEIREss AND HKR
FoKrusK has EvTpESTLx
DEskPPEAKKD.
Denver, June g. - Detectives ae
Quainted With the case are satisfied that
Mrs. Brooks, whom teleorsms from Vas
sar. Mich, claimed was hsld captive in
California BY bandits, in order 20 secure
possession OF her fortune, and Mrs.
Anna BatteFisld, Of Riverside, Cal, are
one aud the same person, and that she
has not nor ever had tbs amount Of
money left her which she clsims. They
regard the stories in circulation about
her as q oanard.
EER FoRTugE, R SHE FAD ANT.
San FRLNcIsco, June 23.-The mys.
terious Apna Batterheld, Who left
Riverside last Sunday, and Who was
suspected OF having had some eonnee-
ton With the alleged abduction Of Mrs.
Brooks Of VassaF, Michigan, has been
discovered in this city. She appears
20 be partially demented, and the de-
teotives are of the opinion that she is
Mrs. Brooks herself. Her fortune, II
she had received any at Denver, as
stated in the kilograms from these, has
apparently disappeared.
GoIsa HsME.
SAN FRANcIsco. June 23-Mrs. Anna
j. Butterfirld. who is now believed here
to be Mrs Brooks, the supposed heiress
from Michigan, left today saying that
she was esinR home. The mystery sur
rounding this case is not yet removed.
Mrs. Butterdeld has given so many
versions OF her connection with the
case that il is impossible to state which
is the true version. The police here
who have questioned her closely claim
that she is Mrs, Brooks; that the story
OF her receiving a large fortune is a
myth, and that sac has 50 far lost her
reason as scarcely to be responsible for
her acts.
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GOING HsME.
PACIFIC RAILROADS.
TRAFFIC MANAGER KTMBALL AsKRp TO RE
FREeH HIS MEMORY ABOUT ATTEND
ANCE AT I.EnIsIATIYE MRETINaG


ANCE AT LEGISLATIVE MEETINGS.
OMAHA, June 23.-At today's session
of the Pacific Railrosd iJvssii alton,
Commissioner Traffic Manager Kimball,
being asked when he would produce his
diary 10 refresh bis memory regarding
his attendance on legislative bodies,
said he did not intend to proauce il, as
IL was a private diary. He asked for
time to make references.
ID. =. Bsrri9er, of the Omaha Eleva-
tor and Grain Co., said that the URioH
Pacific paid bis company rebates to en-
able it TO meet competition, and beesuse
other roads paid them to its competitors.
Toe rebates had been 2 cents per hun
dred at some points and cents at 9TH
srs. The Union Pacific only stood 40
per cent, the remainder being refunded
them by the other roads in combination
With il. His company had for the two
years past, received a continuous rebate
Of one oent per hundred at the Omaha
Transfer.
Kimball vas recalled and testified
that Chas. Francis Adams was q stock
holder in the Argentine Smelling Com
pauy of Kansas City, but this had not
helped that company any. They bad
had occasional rebates, bDt did little
business With the Uaion Pacific. Re
bates had also been given to the Boston
& Colorado Smelling Company, with
which ex-Senst0r Hill was connected,
bat the latter always objected.
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Travellers Life and Accident.

the worId
Policy holders
ooO snFRus.
~zV~ - "A sIs.ooo LOSSES sRATTLE
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r,IeHr EXCHANGE AND TELEdRAPHIC
- tran.fer. 90 Nes Yak, Crieaso. -. Past.
$40 Franeiseo. PgFtlaod, aaa vaFiozs pcilis 10
Washington. o.e9en Ana British VoiaaeiA
sish, BIS Of Ershaass on LonaoH, avail
abe elseuhere in EaroFe.
osnessions made e. al points on fsverAbls
tsrEnA
Ranas. stscks ani sshsT vaiuAhies recelvea
a. a~fasit fer safe kssping. is
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WAsHrxaTos, Jane 3 The recent
aontrovsrsy oyer the esptured battle
iags caused many ipqairiss 81 10 tbe
dispssiiioa made % ths naval hags cap
tnssd during the civil var. It -
lsarnsd al the Navy Department. that
soFns of tie flags captured wsrs Turned
over to ths Naval Academy and sFs nov
there, aud an accidental nfe IN tss
Navy Dapartnaent baildiBg several years
aRo destroyed sOme of tie others.
The Pepe's Affections fer France.
PAE1s, Juns Z3.-AOnsisnsF Rodelli.
uFessntinR bis credentials 10 PFesidept
Grsvy 40 Pspal SaneiO. today, rsfeErsd
b tue Pops'a sGectisn for France - tie
olsess dsnzhteF a the church and ss q
Eobls and Reuasoas nation and said
that ths Pope desired peffsci undsr-
stA1dinR 20 be maintained. The Presi-
dsnf thanked the Huneio fer The fEisna-
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Master PlombeFs

EEw LESBOS. June z3.-Tke Colum-
bia Harvard Tsoo hhs bson p0sip0nsd
till Jape n.
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NEw YoRE. jane . 3-In tbe sharp
ea.s 90 day Foots Of ths First National
Bank told of his dealings Uith Alder
man Fralsy 10 JsuuaFy, 1885, aud about
ihs deBogninssion money letter used.
The prosecution had then the testimony
OF snaEp before the senate invesiiga-
tfoo eoEuftiss read.
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CHIcA0o. Suus . In the convention
Of Master Planters t0day chs FepoFt Of
the executive committee, rocommeno-
ina . strict oossFyADee of tee ruio that
roanufaeiufers sell chambers goods %
mona bus master plumbers, was adopted.
OHioeEs ssEs elected and ths o0nyonti0n
a3ionrnad.
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MERCHANTS NiTIONAL
BANK or SEATTLE.
nRASsACTs GENERAL RANKING
business
RUYS ard sKII.S EXCHANGE on al
r-spcipsl cities. and issues l4EfTkRS OF
CREnIf.
Gives CoIIEcTI0Ss special aEtentiOn-

coHRKSPoNn
National Para BAak. New Nssk.
Firxf NatioAAi Bank, ChioAsa
na.,ssc Rank. san franci sco
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Troop. Reviewed By Kings.

LONDON, June 23.-Ihe Prince OF
Wales, with the Kings OF Greece, Den
mark, Belgium and Saxony, the Grown
princes and Lord Wolseley, and the
Dake Of Cambridge reviewed 1900
tfoops at AldeFsh0t today.
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saN FRASonoo. June 2l-Rspresanta-
tiges Of all Overland lines, 81 q meeting
this morning, agreed 70 redaee the Eata
uu California vine IN essk4 10 New
York to fl, from 81 2l The rate 20
Chioago Vas fred a. 50 csnts. Tnis
move was taken - meet the compens
tiou Of the Canadian Pac DO, Shieh
road recsnily made cot on the vine
tara. For Ibe past several weeks ship
DsIs Of wine have been virtually enjoy
ine a RI rate 90 81 lines. ~ rebate Of
25 cents vas Al.oEsd on TIE delivery Of
the goods.
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" sentinents ana said that the Vatican
could rsly upon a cordial e1-opsratioa
OF the French Government "a consoli-
dating the present good relations.
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CabIegram 70 Rome.

NEw York. June 23.-The following
cablegram Was sent to Rome yesterday
TO Cardinal Simeoni, Prafeet Of the
Propaganda at Rome: "Oae hundred
thousand Catholics in a mass meeting
10 this city on Saturday, June 18Th,
have denounced the threatened exeOm-
munication OF DR.. MoGlynD, with whom
they are prepared TO stand. and protest
against the ecclesiastical interference
with political rights OF American oiti-
zsns. JKREMIAH CoU0HLIN, NJ. D..
Chairman.
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Hastily Summoned Meeting.

LoSDos. Jane "a hastily sum
moned Cabinet meeting was held today
to consider a hitch IN regard 20 the
Anglo Turkish convention In reference
to Egypt. The Government are irri-
tatsd at the opposition convention on
the part Of France and Russia.
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Arrived az Bower.

LONDON, June 23.-The Countess Of
Campos, the young hsiress, who was
carried of from Paris by her lover, has
arrived ut Dover.
silver Chasers Returning 20 work.
Nav YoRK, June %. - The silver
chssers who have been on a strike for
nearlS three mouths are forsakiRR the
Knights of Labor and being taken back
by their employers on the condition of
their Eenunciation Of all allegiance TO
the trades union. Ali are expected to
be at work 10 q few days.
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DUBLIN, June 23.-The annual meet
ing OF the Catholic Arohb.saops aud
Bishops was held at MaynoOth College
today. Archbishop Walsh pr, sided. A
resolution vas passed denouncing the
coercion measure nov before Parlia-
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By James GAhan, Secretary"
seiRed BY ConsplratOrs.

BKLGRADE. June 23-A report was re-
ceived here from Bulgaria that STAN.
huloff. one of the regents. aud M.
Zsirk0f. President Of the Sobranjs, have
been seizsd by conspirAtors. Toe re-
port Is not yet authenticated.
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REsLrS. Jane . Ia is reported that
The government is irving 30 infiaeRce
the Pope 80 Be coneihated with Italy
Sithouf Territorial accession.
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Barton Car Case.

IONIUN, uIc % = % NWNUN0E7 N1lIEI
pos wa accompanied 10 Dover By
Garboeuf, beF lover, and three other
gentlemen, Ths CampOs family agent
ana 9 Freuoh detective armed uiih e
warrant visited the hotel where ihe
C01ntess was stopping accompanied By
the spanish consul. Toe consul sx-
plaiaed % Mile Csmp0s how her family
felt over her abduction; that ths war
rant for her arrest vas % recover her
from hsy abdustors and 20 restore her
to heF family. shs DECLARED th4t sbe
wished 10 marry GsrbOeBf; that sbs
wss nat a prisooeF sRainst her will.
Upon this declaration the Z sRiish police
rafuaad a azusaiox heF aFteaf
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LoSDoN, June 23.-rhe Lancet says
that Grown Primes Frederick William.
of Germany, is esioyinR excellent
health. The appearance Of his lsrynx
is quite satisfactory. II is prObable
thai the new growth will be removed
next week.
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CTxoTNxATI. (Ohio), June 23.-Tre-
holm, Comptroller Of the currency. has
arrived and taken charge Of Of the Fid-
elity Bank. More arrests will probably
be made today.
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be their owl Magnetic Reaier. 1t can be used
without the aid OF Q professional rand rubber,
subsequently no big fees 70 pay. Price IS com
sls4s. Sold only At Or. LefMg's Dtepel1s ary.
Dali or aA'rs. LEE pG DHBPEkSAHY
4ee osaEy g., San FreaGsce, oAl.
Private Rareoss. 4sS Mmssa street, four
,loeks up 0eery st from Ksrnev. Msia Es-
rance through Dispensacy Drug Store.
July siSsl
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-02-18
SORES ON NECK

Cnas. Brady, Somexville, Mass. who
refers to DIR. j. j. Wood, druggist of that
city, certifies TO a wonderful cure Of run
ming sores on the neck which had been
treated dy hospital physicians without
cure and which yielded completely to
the CUYIcURA REMRDIYs.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-02-18
Building Up the Town of Reno,


Has determined to offer two
hundred fine building lots for
sale, some Of which are situated
in the central part of town, and
are very desirable for business
purposes. The proposed site for
homes is imm ediately South of
the Truckee river, ard its ele-
walton affords a magnificent
view of the mountains in the
distance, and the valley and
town near at hand. A more
perfect place for an elegant home
could not be selected. The soil
is good, and an abundant supply
of water will be sold with each
lot. The health Of the locality
cannot be questioned, as its ele-
vatien assures a perfect system
Of sewerage. Gas mains will be
laid through the streets free of
cost, for the benefit Of those de-
string to use them. It is also
intended by the owners to lay
out park on the South side of
| the Truekee river, covering 90
acres, in which the public may
enjoy the pleasure Of driving,
fishing and boating.
The educational advantages
Of Reno are well known, and the
business prospects Of the tewn
are assured beyond a doubt.
Purchasers Of these lots may feel
confident that the best Of terMs
will be offered, and they will be
fairly dealt with. Fer further
particulars, address
WIN. THOMSON,
Reno, New.
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